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Build stronger vocabulary and word-analysis skills with this 3rd–5th grade morphology morning work bundle featuring 90 passage-based activities. Students practice prefixes, suffixes, Greek and Latin roots, morphemes, vocabulary, reading comprehension, and using context clues to determine meaning as they learn to break apart unfamiliar words and use text evidence to confirm meaning.
These yearlong writing prompts give 3rd to 5th grade students opinion, narrative, and informational writing practice all year. With more than 250 prompts organized by month, students build a strong writing routine.
Make biography projects meaningful and engaging with this Biography Report & Research Project for grades 2–5! This flexible resource includes graphic organizers, genre posters, multiple report formats, lapbook templates, trifold reports, and construction paper people so students can research and present any historical figure.
Help students start the school year with purpose using this SMART Goal Setting Craftivity! Students create meaningful school and personal goals while building a colorful classroom display perfect for Open House, Back-to-School Night, and goal-setting activities. Multiple formats, sentence frames, and a cut-and-paste option make differentiation easy.
Quickly assess student sight word mastery with this Dolch Sight Word Assessment! Featuring two assessment formats, this resource helps teachers identify which Dolch sight words students recognize automatically and which words need additional practice. Perfect for progress monitoring, intervention, RTI, and reading assessments.
Included are 24 reading comprehension bookmarks for both reading skills and reading strategies. These reading comprehension bookmarks will help your students practice all the good reading strategies and skills they’ve learned all year long. Use these reading bookmarks as references or to keep track of how to respond to text.
These animal life cycles diagrams help 3rd grade students explore the growth and development of frogs, sea turtles, chickens, and salmon. Students use cut-and-paste worksheets, color-coded cards, and comprehension questions.
These opinion writing sentence starters guide students through stating an opinion, giving reasons, addressing counterarguments, and writing a clear conclusion. They come as an anchor chart, a bookmark, two one-page lists, and a sorting activity, so you can choose the format that fits your students.
This morphology word wall builds students’ word knowledge with prefixes, suffixes, Latin roots, and Greek combining forms for grades 3 to 5. It helps students break apart unfamiliar words and recognize word-part patterns across subjects.
Teach students about pollution and environmental responsibility with this engaging reading passage and comprehension resource! Perfect for Earth Day and environmental science lessons, students learn about water, land, and air pollution while practicing reading comprehension, main idea and details, cause and effect, writing, and critical thinking skills.
Encourage gratitude all month long with this November Thankful Tree Craftivity! Students write one or two things they are thankful for each day, add their ideas to leaves, and create a meaningful family keepsake to take home before Thanksgiving. Includes tree trunk options, cutting options, multiple leaf sizes, anchor chart suggestions, and thankful idea prompts.
Encourage a growth mindset this fall with this meaningful “When I Fall Down” writing craftivity! Students reflect on mistakes, perseverance, and learning through a creative autumn leaf project—perfect for September and October bulletin boards.
These short vowel worksheets and short vowel activities are perfect for your phonics word work centers. They focus on short vowel CVC words and include 92 NO PREP printables to practice short vowel CVC words. This is a MIXED set of Short Vowel CVC Words.
This St Patricks Day reading passage collection gives 3rd and 4th grade students three high-interest nonfiction articles to read closely. Topics include the history of the holiday, leprechauns in Irish folklore, and the tradition of dyeing the Chicago River green.
This climate zones activity helps 3rd grade students explore the world’s major climate zones through sorting, reading, and map work. It is a science station aligned to NGSS 3-ESS2.D that connects climate to living things and environments.